Paladin79
Previously MOT: Cables For Less
how much is one of those?
I do not really sell those, PM me and I would talk to you about it, they are more labor intensive than you might think lol.
how much is one of those?
I do not really sell those, PM me and I would talk to you about it, they are more labor intensive than you might think lol.
Yeah, this is the headset in the picture I posted. It's the 1% along with the few high caliber audio-brands-went-gaming, and you immediately hear the difference in a crowded Discord channel. Gaming brands though, such as Razer, Asus and SteelSeries to name a few, get nowhere near the performance even with their most high-end models - a lot of them actually sounding worse than smartphone mics.Although I don't have any experience with the kind of mics you have, Sennheiser claims to put some good mics in their gaming headsets like the PC37X. Do you have any experience with those headsets? I'm curious.
Which is why I am not personally sending you a PM. Willing to assume it is too rich for me right now. Also, I have my own DIY project I want to do at some point soon. Admittedly, I do not know the proper name for it other than a jumper switch box. Plug inputs and outputs into the back of the box. On the front are mono quarter inch jacks and I would use short jumpers to connect my desired source to the desired output.
Currently I am using a Realist Tape Control Center for my input/output selection, but I have run out of input and outputs on it right now. Also, I am not the biggest fan of the shared ground across all of the channels used in the switch box.
What are mains power regenerators? I'm having problems with power running high (125.7V) and am interested in pulling it closer to nominal in the (everlasting) search to remove the pops and crackles........
If you can build that, you can build one of these. I would be happy to help with a materials list. Since I built this I have found the exact American made aluminum box on sale. I set the meters up on a Gungnir and a few other DACS I have and luckily they were correct for the Yggdrasil (spelling?). I also added a set of RCA outs so PCT does not give that up with the meters in circuit. I do this kind of thing as a hobby and a few folks might be able to tell you if asked for something, I try to help out where I can.
I am not certain I ever charged for a purple cable, there is electronics and there is art. Ars Gratia Artis.
Well, there is still the "if" I can build it. Money is a little tight, but I have been looking at parts (fortunately, there are not many for this project). I may go to the ReStore soon to see if I can find a suitable box there. If I can, that might help kickstart this project. (as well as getting or borrowing tools I need).
PM me if you have trouble locating any parts, and there are a few items I might be able to donate.
Can these be done with digital readouts? I'm not as old as you and don't speak analog.
PM me if you have trouble locating any parts, and there are a few items I might be able to donate.
Also, I have my own DIY project I want to do at some point soon. Admittedly, I do not know the proper name for it other than a jumper switch box. Plug inputs and outputs into the back of the box. On the front are mono quarter inch jacks and I would use short jumpers to connect my desired source to the desired output.
does the voltage fluctuate when fridge, microwave, hair dryer, washing machine, electric stove, etc. are active? you might want to have an electrician check the integrity of the connections at the meter socket, main breaker, and any distribution panels.
i had a similar problem with pops from a paper shredder running on the same circuit as an Aragon 18K preamp (used to drive headphones, has med-power driver mosfet output transistors so designed for regular preamp duty or headphones).
fixes were:
called local power company, they found and corrected weakened neutral wire on the pole drop feeding the house. this reduced the flickering of lights but pops still present.
added 4-stage filtered power strip (Belkin), which greatly reduced but did not eliminate the pops.
added additional Corcom line filter (in separate enclosure) between Belkin and Aragon. note that lower-current-rated models (e.g. 1, 2, or 3 A) have higher dB noise rejection rating, but not suitable for integrated (speaker) amps and power amps.
but if you find that listening in the middle of the night is much better than daytime, and that this is possibly due to bad power during the day
Sorry about the Singapore shipping issue, as it works quite well, albeit only on 16bit/44.1 Khz.Are you referring to this? https://www.amazon.com/Parasound-Zphono-Phono-Preamplifier-USB/dp/B001RM7BLG?ref_=ast_bbp_dp
Cos if this is the case, it can't be shipped to Singapore directly, especially due to its size
But I am starting to think that I will need to look into what are called "USB audio interfaces"; those mixer looking like equipment that is connected to the computer via USB. Sounds like overkill but should also do the job